Dealing with Tasks
Every task should start with an action verb like Create, Design, Write.
This ensures clarity and motivation, setting a clear outcome expectation.
For complex tasks, break them down into sub-tasks.
This maintains clarity and ensures each step aligns with the overall goal.
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